Dei'd 

1. Missing out on a promotion or raise because of Diversity Equity and Inclusion practices.

2. Forcing an employee to go through Diversity training because they are white heterosexual and male.

Bobby, I have new boss with just two years of experience and no clue, damn, I’ve been Dei'd

Dei'd by Streaky Jim May 23, 2023

Oir dei dyear ou 

The lyrics from a song Pixel Pig. Very deep. Usually represented by a skeleton. Lyrics superior to Turi ip ip ip

Oir dei dyear ou
bwoi ey eor
dya o or a ay ee
ee a dea ou

bwaa ai eea
pa o da a
day ee

dee a dyer aa

bway aye e
dya o bwoi a
ay ee ee a da
ow

daa ayy diaah
wao
deh ee
ee ee a o

bwam den dun trsh
ksht dan bwam wah

drun beh bwon trsht
psht dun bah

oir dei dyear ou
bwoi ey eor
dya o or a ay ee
ea oa dor

ea oi bwoi i
dam bwya

Oir dei dyear ou by Civilian Gaming July 1, 2022

Dio con il culo magnetico nella valle dei cazzi di ferro 

A complex profanity in italian. It means litterally "God with a magnetic ass in the valley of the iron cocks". Used mostly for fun.

"Now, let's do a challenge for the funniest profanity!"
"Ok, i'll begin: Dio con il culo magnetico nella valle dei cazzi di ferro!"
"Ahahaha that was cool!"

Dio con il culo magnetico nella valle dei cazzi di ferro by Albytheway May 9, 2015

Regola dei tre like

Quando una persona mette like a tre delle tue foto di seguito puoi mandarle il cazzo in chat senza subire conseguenze legali.
(È consigliato fare uno screen dei like.
Assicurarsi sempre dell'età del ricevente, è necessario che abbia raggiunto la maggiore età.)

"Che cazzo fai fra? Perché le hai mandato la foto del cazzo?"
"Ho usato la regola dei tre like".
"Allora tutto a posto bro".

Regola dei tre like by Vrashta December 25, 2019

Mater Dei Catholic High School 

99% of the school who are Mexican who sell chips and burritos on the low for that hustle. The other 1% are athletes who got rejected from every other catholic high school in San Diego.

Mater Dei is highk the Walmart version of saints.

Mater Dei Catholic High School, a lame catholic school in San Diego where everyone transfers from.

Mater Dei Catholic High School by garywinthorpethefirst January 28, 2019

Opus Dei 

The Prelature of the Holy Cross and Opus Dei, commonly known as Opus Dei (Latin for "The Work of God") or the Work, is an international prelature of the Roman Catholic Church, comprising ordinary lay people and secular priests headed by a prelate, whose mission contributes to spreading the Catholic teaching that everyone is called to become a saint and an apostle of Jesus Christ, and that ordinary life is a path to sanctity. Founded in 1928 by a Roman Catholic priest, St. Josemaría Escrivá, Opus Dei was established as a personal prelature by Pope John Paul II in 1982 through the Apostolic Constitution Ut Sit, making it an integral part of the Church's institutional structures.

Opus Dei's central headquarters is on Viale Bruno Buozzi 75, Rome. The Vatican Yearbook of 2004 states that it has around 85,000 members, about 1,900 of whom are priests. Members are distributed as follows: Africa 1600; Asia and the Pacific 4700; North and South America 29,000; Europe 48,700. In terms of educational level, income and social status, Messori reports that there is a predominance of middle-to-low levels among the members of Opus Dei, its social composition usually corresponding with the local situation, since all honest trades can be sanctified. He also says there are more teachers and professors among its ranks than the normal social composition because of Opus Dei's emphasis on the cultural apostolate.

Meanwhile, critics accuse Opus Dei of elitism. "Opus Dei has consistently sided with the powerful against the weak, theologically and politically," says Johann Hari. "Opus Dei has been a major force on the Catholic right opposing social change." Robert Hutchinson (1999) stated that it has become very powerful and is "the Catholic Church's paramount financial power."

As a result of his research, Allen says on the other hand that while the main apostolate and social work of the members takes place through their daily relationships, they also cooperate with other people in setting up many social initiatives. According to his 2005 study, there are at least 608 such projects in different countries guided by Opus Dei laity and priests: 41% of these are primary and secondary schools, 26% vocational-technical or agricultural training schools, 27% university residences, and the remaining 6% are 17 universities, 12 business schools and 8 hospitals.

He also reports that the worldwide revenue of Opus Dei is only that of a mid-sized American diocese. He says Opus Dei has only 39 bishops out of the 4,564 in the world. And there are only 20 members working in the Vatican, out of 3920 people in total who work there. John Cardinal O'Connor said: "I believe it critical to dispel the notion which borders on calumny that Opus Dei is concerned only about the wealthy and the well educated." Scott Appleby, a Catholic history expert at Notre Dame, estimates that through programs for nonmembers and the articulate piety of its members, Opus Dei informs "about a million conservative Catholics" in the U.S.

Opus Dei by jrj07094 May 27, 2006

opus dei 

From a Latin phrase meaning "the work of God." The informal name of The Personal Prelature of the Holy Cross and Opus Dei. It is a very conservative Roman Catholic lay organization organized in 1928, whose members have a strong dedication to the Vatican.

He is a Opus Dei from Vatican City

opus dei by Bernardlee May 30, 2006